Versions- Kurdistan, vol. XVII [London, 1974]
- Kurdistan, numbers IX & X [London, 1965]
- Kurdistan, number VI [London, 1960]
- Kurdistan, number IV [London, 1959]
- Kurdistan, numbers VII & VIII [London, 1961]
- Kurdistan, numbers XI & XII [London, 1967]
- Kurdistan, vol. XIII [London, 1969]
- Kurdistan, number 14 [London, 1970]
- Kurdistan, nummer 15 [Berlin, 1971]
- Kurdistan, vol. XVIII [London, 1976]
- Kurdistan, vol. XIX [London, 1983]
Kurdistan, numbers IX & X
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Compte d'auteur
According to recent reports from Iraq, the Government has completed its plans to launch a new aggressive war, with preliminary vilification, against the ivurdish people, (military operations commenced officially on 3rd of April). Aerial bombardment of the Kurdish towns and villages is being resumed; the familiar pattern of repressive measures is under way. Indeed this is not the first time an Iraqi regime has violently assaulted Kurdistan. It has been a salient feature of all Iraqi regimes ever since the establishment of the Iraqi state after the First World War. Southern Kurdistan was then annexed, against the wishes of its inhabitants, to this new artificial state, which came under the British mandate. Subsequently the R.A.F., on many occasions, bombarded the Kurdish area to force the Kurdish people ... |
